Offices and restaurants, residential areas, comfortable hotels - all this is the Bomonti microdistrict, Sisli district! Those who have not been to Istanbul have not seen the beauty of luxurious places, the prestigious and commercial, residential and working area of the Turkish capital - Sisli, where the Bomonti multifunctional microdistrict is located, created around the glory of the famous brewery founded by the Swiss, the Bomonti brothers back in 1890. In addition to residential areas, there is a 5-star hotel, where they are ready to provide 170 rooms for guests, and this is in 170,000 square meters of the residential complex. The French style entered the expanses of the countryside, introducing the modernist style of Şişli architecture. Wide avenues, high ceilings of stone buildings have transformed and continue to decorate, to this day filling the European part of the city. Now Sisli is offices, restaurants, shopping centers, banks, recreational areas, residential complexes, and at the same time thriving microdistricts such as Bomonti. Externally, the residential complex is plenty equipped with infrastructure and attractions: the Dolmabahce Palace, a stadium, a park, a hospital and even a subway, as well as two tunnels: Dolmabahce and Kyagythane. The method of construction, based on advanced residential complex technologies, always attracts investors who pay attention to real estate from residential to office space, ranging from 68 to 241 sq.m, with the growing relevance of demand. The interior decoration of the object does not deprive the prying eye of the landscape of a pleasant walking area, a playground for games. On the territory there is an indoor and outdoor swimming pool for adults and children, convenient parking, saunas, a hammam, a spa, a fitness room and, of course, a security system with security and surveillance cameras. The uniqueness of the position, the convenience of transport interchanges of the Bomonti residential complex, differs from other areas of Istanbul, surprising with its quality of infrastructure. Even more intriguing is the development potential, which time will tell more interesting.
